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From: boyajian@akov68.DEC (JERRY BOYAJIAN)
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Subject: re: Has Stan Lee written a book?
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Date: Fri, 10-Jan-86 06:45:36 EST
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> From:	hou2g!scott	(Scott Berry)

> Anyway, it's called "Dunn's Conundrum, and according to
> my father (who's reading it) it's pretty good.  A little
> TOO good to be written by our Stan. (Lee is not his real
> name anyway, I understand).

Well, that all depends on how you define "real name". Stan Lee (the comic
book kahuna) was born Stanley Lieber, but Stan Lee has been his legal name
for a very long time.

> From:	lzaz!nrh (Nigel The Mad Englishman or The Madly Maundering
		Mumbler in the Wildernesses)

> I was once told that Stan Lee was the same person as the one time editor
> of Analog who has written a book or two under the name Stanley Schmitz.

(1) It's Stanley Schmidt, not Schmitz.
(2) He isn't "the one time editor", but the current editor of ANALOG.
(3) I have met Stanley Schmidt, and he looks nothing like the dust jacket
	photo of DUNN'S CONUNDRUM's author. (Of course, Stephen King
	doesn't look at all like "Richard Bachman", either. :-))

--- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, Acton-Nagog, MA)

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